clawdex-mobile 1.3.2 → 2.0.1

package/README.md

@@ -10,640 +10,211 @@ This project is intended for trusted/private networking (Tailscale or local LAN)
 
 ## What You Get
 
-- Chat with Clawdex from mobile
-- Attach workspace files and phone files/images from the `+` composer menu (workspace path autocomplete included)
-- Switch collaboration mode per turn (`Default` / `Plan`) from the UI or slash command
-- Auto-promote to plan mode when plan events/structured clarifications are requested
-- Choose a default start directory for new chats (from existing chat workspaces)
-- Sidebar chats grouped by workspace as collapsible cards (latest workspace first; first group expanded by default)
-- Use slash commands in chat input (`/model`, `/plan`, `/new`, `/status`, `/rename`, `/compact`, `/review`, `/fork`, `/diff`, `/help`)
-- Select active model from an in-app model picker
-- Structured clarification modal (`request_user_input`) with clickable options and multi-question validation
-- Inline numbered-option fallback rendered as tappable choices with one-tap send
-- Rich approval banner actions: `Deny`, `Allow once`, `Session`, and `Allow similar` (when available)
-- Chat-scoped Git controls (status, commit, push)
-- Terminal command execution through bridge
-- Live thread/run updates over WebSocket
-- Immediate in-app loading feedback when opening a chat
-- Stop a running turn from the composer; stopped runs are recorded in transcript as `Turn stopped by user.`
-- Guided setup wizard for first-time onboarding
-
-## Install (Quick Start)
-
-If you are using the published CLI package:
+- Mobile chat with Clawdex
+- Voice-to-text transcription (push-to-talk)
+- Live run/activity updates over WebSocket
+- Plan/default collaboration mode support
+- Clarification and approval flows in-app
+- File/image attachments from workspace and phone
+- Chat-scoped Git actions (status/diff/commit/push)
+- Bridge-backed terminal execution
+
+## Quick Start
+
+## Download Mobile App
+
+- Android APK: download from the latest GitHub release assets  
+  <https://github.com/Mohit-Patil/clawdex-mobile/releases/latest>
+- iOS (TestFlight): share your TestFlight invite/public link with testers (coming soon)
+
+Recommended release-note format for Android:
+
+- `Android APK: <direct asset URL>`
+- `SHA-256: <apk checksum>`
+
+### Option A: Published CLI (recommended)
 
 ```bash
 npm install -g clawdex-mobile@latest
 clawdex init
 ```
 
-Recommended lifecycle:
+This is the primary starting point.
+
+`clawdex init` guides you through:
+
+1. bridge mode selection: `Local (LAN)` or `Tailscale`
+2. secure bridge config generation (`.env.secure`)
+3. phone readiness checks for selected mode
+4. optional bridge launch in the foreground (release build)
+
+When the bridge starts, it prints a pairing QR:
+
+- preferred: QR contains both `bridgeUrl + bridgeToken` (one-scan onboarding)
+- fallback: token-only QR if host is not a phone-connectable address
+
+Typical lifecycle:
 
 ```bash
-# 1) Install once
+# install/update once
 npm install -g clawdex-mobile@latest
 
-# 2) Run onboarding + start bridge/Expo
+# onboarding + start bridge
 clawdex init
 
-# 3) Scan QR in Expo Go when it appears
-# 4) Press Enter to detach onboarding (services keep running)
-
-# 5) Stop services later
+# stop services later
 clawdex stop
 ```
 
-If you are running directly from this monorepo checkout:
+### Option B: Monorepo checkout
 
 ```bash
 npm install
 npm run setup:wizard
 ```
 
-Prerequisites are listed in `Prerequisites` below.
-
-`setup:wizard` walks through:
-
-1. Security checkpoint
-2. Prerequisite checks (with install prompts)
-   includes: `git`, `curl`, `openssl`, C compiler/linker (`cc`), Rust/Cargo, Codex CLI, npm workspace deps (including mobile TypeScript tooling)
-3. Tailscale setup on host + phone (install/login/same-network check)
-4. Secure env generation/update
-5. Auto-start bridge + Expo QR in the same flow (default)
-
-During step 3, the wizard now explicitly prompts you to install Tailscale on your phone, sign in, and confirm phone + host are on the same Tailscale network before proceeding.
-During auto-start, onboarding waits for bridge `/health` before launching Expo (first-time Rust compile may take a few minutes on fresh VPS hosts).
-Expo then streams live output in the terminal; press Enter to exit onboarding while bridge + Expo keep running.
-Installer output for Rust/npm/TypeScript is hidden by default to keep onboarding clean.
-Use `CLAWDEX_SETUP_VERBOSE=true clawdex init` if you want full install logs.
-
-Skip auto-start when needed:
-
-```bash
-clawdex init --no-start
-# or from repo:
-npm run setup:wizard -- --no-start
-```
-
-For manual setup, see `Manual Secure Setup (No Wizard)` below.
-
-## Onboarding Output Cues
-
-After `clawdex init`, expected sequence:
-
-1. Bridge health passes (`Bridge health check passed.`)
-2. Expo starts (`Starting Expo (mobile) in background...`)
-3. You may briefly see a spinner:
-   - `Waiting for Expo output - ...`
-4. Expo output begins:
-   - `expo start --host lan`
-   - QR block
-   - `Metro waiting on exp://...`
-5. Press Enter to detach onboarding while Expo + bridge keep running.
+Use `npm run setup:wizard -- --no-start` to configure only (no bridge start).
 
 ## Project Layout
 
 - `apps/mobile`: Expo client (UI + API client)
 - `services/rust-bridge`: primary bridge (WebSocket JSON-RPC + `codex app-server` adapter)
 - `services/mac-bridge`: legacy TypeScript bridge (reference only)
-- `scripts/`: onboarding and runtime helper scripts
-
-## Open Source License Requirements
-
-Follow the project-wide requirements in:
-
-- `LICENSE` (project open-source license text)
-- `docs/open-source-license-requirements.md`
-
-## Realtime Behavior Notes
-
-For known realtime streaming boundaries between mobile, bridge, and standalone CLI runs (and current mitigations), see:
-
-- `docs/realtime-streaming-limitations.md`
-
-## Branding Assets
-
-Brand files now live in:
-
-- `apps/mobile/assets/brand/app-icon.png` (Expo app icon)
-- `apps/mobile/assets/brand/adaptive-icon.png` (Android adaptive foreground)
-- `apps/mobile/assets/brand/splash-icon.png` (launch image)
-- `apps/mobile/assets/brand/favicon.png` (web favicon)
-- `apps/mobile/assets/brand/mark.png` (in-app logo mark)
-
-Expo config wiring is in `apps/mobile/app.json`.
-In-app brand mark component is `apps/mobile/src/components/BrandMark.tsx`.
+- `scripts/`: onboarding/runtime helper scripts
+- `docs/`: setup, troubleshooting, architecture notes
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
 - macOS or Linux
 - Node.js 20+
 - npm 10+
-- `codex` CLI installed and available in `PATH`
-- `git` installed and available in `PATH`
-- Tailscale on host machine + phone (recommended)
-- Expo Go on phone (for non-standalone flow)
-
-`clawdex init` / `setup:wizard` can install most missing machine prerequisites during onboarding (with prompts). `node` and `npm` must already be installed to run the package itself.
-
-Mobile runtime accepts `EXPO_PUBLIC_HOST_BRIDGE_URL` / `EXPO_PUBLIC_HOST_BRIDGE_TOKEN` (preferred). Legacy `EXPO_PUBLIC_MAC_BRIDGE_URL` / `EXPO_PUBLIC_MAC_BRIDGE_TOKEN` are still accepted for backward compatibility.
+- `codex` CLI in `PATH`
+- `git` in `PATH`
+- iOS app installed (TestFlight/App Store/dev build)
+- Tailscale on host + phone (recommended for remote/private networking)
 
-Optional for local simulator/emulator workflows:
+Optional for simulators/emulators:
 
 - Xcode + iOS Simulator
 - Android Studio + Android Emulator
 
-## Manual Secure Setup (No Wizard)
-
-### 1) Install dependencies
-
-```bash
-npm install
-```
-
-### 2) Generate secure runtime config
-
-```bash
-npm run secure:setup
-```
-
-This creates/updates:
-
-- `.env.secure` (bridge runtime config + token)
-- `apps/mobile/.env` (bridge URL/token for mobile app)
-
-### 3) Start bridge
-
-```bash
-npm run secure:bridge
-```
-
-### 4) Start Expo
-
-```bash
-npm run mobile
-```
-
-`npm run mobile` uses `scripts/start-expo.sh`, which sets `REACT_NATIVE_PACKAGER_HOSTNAME` to your configured secure host (from `.env.secure`), so QR resolves predictably.
-
 ## Day-to-Day Commands
 
 From repo root:
 
-- `npm run setup:wizard` — guided setup + auto bridge/expo launch by default
-- `npm run stop:services` — stop running Expo + bridge for this project
+- `npm run setup:wizard` — guided secure setup + optional bridge start
+- `npm run stop:services` — stop running bridge (and Expo if running)
 - `npm run secure:setup` — generate/update secure env
-- `npm run secure:bridge` — start rust bridge from `.env.secure`
-- `npm run mobile` — start Expo using configured host
-- `npm run ios` — start Expo for iOS target (same host strategy)
-- `npm run android` — start Expo for Android target (same host strategy)
-- `npm run teardown` — interactive teardown (stop processes + cleanup)
-- `npm run lint` — lint all workspaces
-- `npm run typecheck` — typecheck all workspaces
-- `npm run build` — build all workspaces
-
-Published CLI equivalent:
+- `npm run secure:bridge` — start rust bridge from `.env.secure` (release profile)
+- `npm run secure:bridge:dev` — start rust bridge in dev profile
+- `npm run mobile` — start Expo
+- `npm run ios` — start Expo (iOS target)
+- `npm run android` — start Expo (Android target)
+- `npm run teardown` — interactive cleanup
+- `npm run lint` / `npm run typecheck` / `npm run build`
 
-- `npm install -g clawdex-mobile@latest` — install/upgrade the published CLI
-- `clawdex init` — full interactive onboarding + auto-start
-- `clawdex stop` — stop running Expo + bridge for this project
-- `clawdex upgrade` / `clawdex update` — upgrade global CLI package to latest
-- `clawdex upgrade --version 1.1.2` — upgrade to a specific published version
-- `clawdex upgrade --restart` — stop services, upgrade, then restart via `clawdex init`
-- `clawdex version` — print installed CLI version
-- `clawdex init --no-start` — onboarding without launching bridge/expo
-- `clawdex init --platform ios` — auto-start with iOS target
+Published CLI:
 
-## NPM Release Automation
+- `clawdex init`
+- `clawdex stop`
+- `clawdex upgrade` / `clawdex update`
+- `clawdex version`
 
-GitHub Actions publishes `clawdex-mobile` to npm from `.github/workflows/npm-release.yml`.
+## Bridge Start Flow
 
-Required repo secret:
-
-- `NPM_TOKEN` (npm automation token with publish access to `clawdex-mobile`)
-  add it in GitHub: `Settings -> Secrets and variables -> Actions -> New repository secret`
-
-Recommended release flow:
+Recommended:
 
 ```bash
-# from main
-npm version patch
-git push origin main --follow-tags
+npm install -g clawdex-mobile@latest
+clawdex init
 ```
 
-What happens:
-
-- Workflow triggers on tag push (`v*`) or manual `workflow_dispatch`
-- It verifies `vX.Y.Z` tag matches `package.json` version
-- It runs `npm publish` to the npm registry
-
-## Advanced Knobs
-
-Optional environment variables:
-
-- `CLAWDEX_SETUP_VERBOSE=true` — show full installer output during onboarding (instead of quiet mode)
-- `BRIDGE_HEALTH_WAIT_SECS=300` — max wait for bridge `/health` before reprompt
-- `EXPO_OUTPUT_WAIT_SECS=90` — spinner timeout before continuing to stream Expo logs
-- `EXPO_AUTO_REPAIR=true` — auto-repair React Native runtime when `npm run mobile` detects incomplete deps
-- `EXPO_CLEAR_CACHE=true` — force `expo start --clear` via `npm run mobile`
-
-## Teardown / Cleanup
-
-Use:
+Monorepo/manual flow:
 
 ```bash
-npm run teardown
+# from repo root
+npm install
+npm run secure:setup
+npm run secure:bridge
 ```
 
-Teardown can:
-
-- stop running Expo + bridge processes
-- remove generated artifacts (`.env.secure`, `.bridge.log`, `.expo.log`, pid files)
-- optionally reset `apps/mobile/.env` from `.env.example`
-- optionally run `tailscale down`
+Keep `npm run secure:bridge` running in foreground. It prints pairing QR and bridge logs.
 
-Non-interactive mode:
+In a second terminal, start the app runtime:
 
 ```bash
-npm run teardown -- --yes
+npm run mobile
 ```
 
-## Environment Reference
-
-### Bridge runtime (`.env.secure`, generated)
+## Onboarding In App
 
-| Variable | Purpose |
-|---|---|
-| `BRIDGE_HOST` | bind host for rust bridge |
-| `BRIDGE_PORT` | bridge port (default `8787`) |
-| `BRIDGE_AUTH_TOKEN` | required auth token |
-| `BRIDGE_ALLOW_QUERY_TOKEN_AUTH` | query token auth fallback |
-| `CODEX_CLI_BIN` | codex executable |
-| `BRIDGE_WORKDIR` | absolute working directory for terminal/git |
-| `BRIDGE_ALLOW_OUTSIDE_ROOT_CWD` | allow terminal/git `cwd` outside `BRIDGE_WORKDIR` (default `true`) |
+On first launch (or after reset):
 
-### Mobile runtime (`apps/mobile/.env`, generated/updated)
+1. choose mode (`Local` or `Tailscale`)
+2. scan bridge QR to autofill URL + token
+3. use `Test Connection` (health + authenticated RPC check)
+4. tap `Continue`
 
-| Variable | Purpose |
-|---|---|
-| `EXPO_PUBLIC_HOST_BRIDGE_URL` | bridge base URL |
-| `EXPO_PUBLIC_HOST_BRIDGE_TOKEN` | token sent by mobile client |
-| `EXPO_PUBLIC_ALLOW_QUERY_TOKEN_AUTH` | web query-token behavior |
-| `EXPO_PUBLIC_ALLOW_INSECURE_REMOTE_BRIDGE` | suppress insecure-HTTP warning |
-| `EXPO_PUBLIC_PRIVACY_POLICY_URL` | in-app Privacy link |
-| `EXPO_PUBLIC_TERMS_OF_SERVICE_URL` | in-app Terms link |
+## EAS Builds (Short)
 
-## Production Readiness Checklist
-
-Use this checklist before broader internal rollout:
-
-- Keep bridge network-private only (Tailscale/private LAN/VPN + host firewall); never public internet.
-- Require `BRIDGE_AUTH_TOKEN` and keep `BRIDGE_ALLOW_QUERY_TOKEN_AUTH=false` unless you explicitly need query-token fallback.
-- Do not set `BRIDGE_ALLOW_INSECURE_NO_AUTH=true` outside local debugging.
-- Scope `BRIDGE_WORKDIR` to the smallest repository/root required; set `BRIDGE_ALLOW_OUTSIDE_ROOT_CWD=false` if you want to enforce root confinement.
-- Keep mobile approval defaults strict (current mobile behavior uses untrusted policy + workspace-write sandbox).
-- Treat `Session` and `Allow similar` approval decisions as privileged actions; use only on trusted repos.
-- Run bridge under a supervisor (for example `launchd`) with restart policy and centralized logs.
-- Rotate bridge tokens periodically and immediately on device loss.
-- Pin and regularly update `codex` CLI, Node dependencies, Expo SDK, and OS patches.
-
-## Verifying Setup
-
-### Bridge health
+Run EAS commands from `apps/mobile` (that is where `app.json` and `eas.json` live):
 
 ```bash
-curl "$(awk -F= '/^EXPO_PUBLIC_HOST_BRIDGE_URL=/{print $2}' apps/mobile/.env)/health"
+cd apps/mobile
+eas build --platform ios --profile preview
+eas build --platform android --profile preview
 ```
 
-Expected: JSON containing `"status":"ok"`.
-
-### In-app smoke test
-
-1. Open app, check `Settings` shows bridge connected.
-2. Open the sidebar and set `Start Directory` (optional).
-3. Create a chat and send a prompt.
-4. Open collaboration mode and set `Plan mode` (mode chip or `/plan on`).
-5. Send: `Ask one clarifying question with exactly 3 options.`
-6. Confirm `Clarification needed` modal appears and submits successfully.
-7. Open Git from chat header:
-   - changed files visible
-   - commit works
-   - push button appears when branch is ahead
-8. Tap the composer `+` button and test:
-   - attach via workspace path (autocomplete suggestions should appear)
-   - attach a file from phone
-   - attach an image from phone
-9. Send a long-running prompt, tap the stop button in composer, and verify:
-   - run transitions to stopped
-   - transcript contains `Turn stopped by user.`
-
-## Choosing Start Directory (Home/Sidebar)
-
-You can control where new chats start from directly in the mobile app:
-
-1. Open the left sidebar.
-2. Under `Start Directory`, tap the directory row.
-3. Pick one of:
-   - `Bridge default workspace`
-   - any workspace path discovered from your existing chats
-
-Behavior:
+For complete build/submit guidance, see [`docs/eas-builds.md`](docs/eas-builds.md).
 
-- This selection is used when creating a new chat.
-- Existing chats keep their own workspace unless you change them from chat Git/workspace controls.
-- If you choose `Bridge default workspace`, chat creation falls back to bridge-level `BRIDGE_WORKDIR`.
+## Local Builds (No EAS Cloud)
 
-## Model Selection and Slash Commands
-
-- Open model picker from:
-  - home compose screen (model row), or
-  - active chat metadata row (model chip)
-- Selected model applies to new chats and subsequent turns started from mobile.
-- Collaboration mode can be changed from:
-  - active chat metadata mode chip (`Default mode` / `Plan mode`)
-  - home compose mode row
-  - `/plan` slash command
-
-Supported mobile slash commands:
-
-- `/help`
-- `/new`
-- `/model [model-id]`
-- `/plan [on|off|prompt]`
-- `/status`
-- `/rename <new-name>`
-- `/compact`
-- `/review`
-- `/fork`
-- `/diff`
-
-`/plan` behaviors:
-
-- `/plan on` enables plan mode for following turns.
-- `/plan off` returns to default mode.
-- `/plan <prompt>` sends that prompt in plan mode immediately.
-- If no chat is open, `/plan <prompt>` creates a new chat and runs it.
-
-## Plan Mode, Clarifications, and Approvals
-
-### Plan mode
-
-- Plan mode is sent through `turn/start` using structured `collaborationMode` payloads.
-- The app auto-switches to plan mode when plan events are received or when Codex reports `request_user_input` is unavailable in default mode.
-- Plan cards stream in chat via `item/plan/delta` and `turn/plan/updated`.
-
-### Clarifying questions
-
-- Structured clarifications (`request_user_input`) open a `Clarification needed` modal.
-- Option buttons are selectable; freeform answer boxes appear only when needed (`isOther` or no preset options).
-- Multi-question requests require all answers before submit.
-- If Codex emits numbered options as plain text instead of structured questions, mobile renders tappable fallback options beneath the assistant message.
-
-### Approval UX
-
-- Command/file approvals are surfaced as a banner with:
-  - `Deny`
-  - `Allow once`
-  - `Session`
-  - `Allow similar` (when the bridge receives exec-policy amendment suggestions)
-- Approval events are bridged through `bridge/approval.requested` and `bridge/approval.resolved`.
-
-## Standalone App Install (Without Expo Go)
-
-Yes, this is supported.
-
-### Option A: EAS Cloud Builds (Recommended)
-
-This is the most reliable path for standalone installs.
-
-#### Step 1: Install and login EAS CLI
-
-```bash
-npm install -g eas-cli
-npx eas login
-```
-
-#### Step 2: Configure Expo/EAS in app workspace
+Run from `apps/mobile`:
 
 ```bash
 cd apps/mobile
-npx eas build:configure
 ```
 
-This will create `eas.json` if missing.
-
-#### Step 3: Set app identifiers in `apps/mobile/app.json`
-
-Add unique IDs:
-
-```json
-{
-  "expo": {
-    "ios": {
-      "bundleIdentifier": "com.yourorg.clawdexmobile"
-    },
-    "android": {
-      "package": "com.yourorg.clawdexmobile"
-    }
-  }
-}
-```
-
-#### Step 4: Build standalone binaries
-
-From `apps/mobile`:
+iOS:
 
 ```bash
-# Android internal distribution
-npx eas build -p android --profile preview
-
-# iOS internal distribution (device allowlist required)
-npx eas build -p ios --profile preview
-```
+# iOS Simulator
+npx expo run:ios
 
-Notes:
-
-- iOS internal builds require Apple Developer account + device provisioning.
-- For iOS device registration flows, use `npx eas device:create`.
-- No App Store submission is required for internal distribution.
-
-### Option B: Local Native Builds (No EAS Cloud)
-
-From `apps/mobile`:
-
-```bash
+# Connected iPhone
 npx expo run:ios --device
-npx expo run:android --device
 ```
 
-Use this only if your local native toolchains/signing are already configured.
-
-## iOS Distribution Reality (Important)
-
-iOS does not allow arbitrary sideloading like Android. Without public App Store release, your practical paths are:
-
-1. Development/Internal (device allowlist via provisioning)
-2. TestFlight private testing
-
-So yes, cloud builds without App Store listing are possible, but still require Apple signing/provisioning.
-
-## API Summary (Rust Bridge)
-
-### Endpoints
-
-- `GET /health`
-- `GET /rpc` (WebSocket JSON-RPC)
-
-### Forwarded methods
-
-- `thread/*`
-- `turn/*` (includes `turn/interrupt` used by mobile stop control)
-- `review/start`
-- `model/list`
-- `skills/list`
-- `app/list`
-
-### Bridge RPC methods
-
-- `bridge/health/read`
-- `bridge/terminal/exec`
-- `bridge/attachments/upload`
-- `bridge/git/status`
-- `bridge/git/diff`
-- `bridge/git/commit`
-- `bridge/git/push`
-- `bridge/approvals/list`
-- `bridge/approvals/resolve`
-- `bridge/userInput/resolve`
+Android:
 
-### Notifications (examples)
-
-- `turn/*`, `item/*`
-- `bridge/approval.*`
-- `bridge/userInput.*`
-- `bridge/terminal/completed`
-- `bridge/git/updated`
-- `bridge/connection/state`
-
-## Troubleshooting
-
-### Onboarding looks stuck before Expo logs appear
-
-- This is usually Expo startup latency (first launch can take time while Metro initializes).
-- You should see a spinner line like `Waiting for Expo output ...` before logs begin.
-- Tune spinner timeout if needed:
-```bash
-EXPO_OUTPUT_WAIT_SECS=180 clawdex init
-```
-- If Expo never emits logs, inspect:
-```bash
-tail -n 120 .expo.log
-```
-
-### Expo starts but QR/network is wrong
-
-- Re-run `npm run secure:setup`
-- Confirm `.env.secure` has the correct `BRIDGE_HOST`
-- Restart `npm run mobile`
-
-### Stop all running services quickly
-
-- Preferred:
-```bash
-clawdex stop
-```
-- From repo checkout:
-```bash
-npm run stop:services
-```
-
-### Bridge auth errors (`401`, invalid token)
-
-- Ensure `BRIDGE_AUTH_TOKEN` in `.env.secure` matches `EXPO_PUBLIC_HOST_BRIDGE_TOKEN` in `apps/mobile/.env`
-- Restart bridge and Expo after token changes
-
-### Tailscale issues
-
-- Verify both host machine and phone are on the same Tailscale network
-- Run `tailscale ip -4` and verify host in `apps/mobile/.env`
-
-### `codex` not found
-
-- Ensure `codex` is in `PATH`, or set `CODEX_CLI_BIN` accordingly
-
-### Bridge build fails with `linker 'cc' not found`
-
-- Install system C build tools:
-```bash
-sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y build-essential
-```
-- Then retry `npm run secure:bridge`.
-- `setup:wizard` now checks and installs this prerequisite automatically.
-
-### iOS bundling error: `Unable to resolve "./BoundingDimensions"`
-
-- `npm run mobile` now performs an automatic runtime integrity check and repair.
-- If the error persists, run manual recovery:
-```bash
-npm install --include=dev --force
-npm install --include=dev --force -w apps/mobile
-npm run -w apps/mobile start -- --clear
-```
-
-### Runtime errors: `[runtime not ready]` / `property is not writable`
-
-- This usually indicates a corrupted React Native install or stale Metro cache.
-- `npm run mobile` now auto-repairs this in most cases.
-- If needed, run manual recovery:
 ```bash
-rm -rf node_modules apps/mobile/node_modules
-npm install --include=dev --force
-npm install --include=dev --force -w apps/mobile
-npm run -w apps/mobile start -- --clear
+# Android emulator or connected Android device
+npx expo run:android
 ```
-- Also update Expo Go to the latest version on your phone.
 
-### Git operations fail
-
-- Verify chat workspace path points to a valid git repo
-- Verify git auth/remote access for push
-
-### Attachment upload issues
-
-- Ensure file/photo permissions are granted to the mobile app (or Expo Go).
-- Attachment uploads are capped at `20 MB` per file by the bridge.
-- Uploaded payloads are persisted under `BRIDGE_WORKDIR/.clawdex-mobile-attachments` (thread subfolders when thread id is known).
-- Ensure the configured `BRIDGE_WORKDIR` is writable.
-
-### Worklets/Reanimated mismatch
-
-- Keep pinned versions aligned (`react-native-reanimated@4.1.1`, `react-native-worklets@0.5.1`)
-- Clear Expo cache:
+Optional local EAS build:
 
 ```bash
-npm run -w apps/mobile start -- --clear
+# Requires local Android SDK / Xcode setup
+eas build --platform android --profile preview --local
 ```
 
-### Plan mode errors (`RPC-32600` invalid `collaborationMode`)
+## Documentation Map
 
-- Ensure mobile app is running the latest JS bundle (restart Expo and reload app).
-- Ensure bridge and mobile are on matching repo revisions.
-- If you still see this after pull/restart, run the API test suite:
+- Setup + operations: [`docs/setup-and-operations.md`](docs/setup-and-operations.md)
+- Troubleshooting: [`docs/troubleshooting.md`](docs/troubleshooting.md)
+- Realtime sync limits/mitigations: [`docs/realtime-streaming-limitations.md`](docs/realtime-streaming-limitations.md)
+- Voice transcription internals: [`docs/voice-transcription.md`](docs/voice-transcription.md)
+- Open-source license obligations: [`docs/open-source-license-requirements.md`](docs/open-source-license-requirements.md)
+- App review template: [`docs/app-review-notes.md`](docs/app-review-notes.md)
+- App-server/CLI gap tracking: [`docs/codex-app-server-cli-gap-tracker.md`](docs/codex-app-server-cli-gap-tracker.md)
 
-```bash
-npm run -w apps/mobile test -- --runInBand src/api/__tests__/client.test.ts
-```
-
-### Stop button does not interrupt a run
-
-- Ensure bridge/mobile are on a revision that supports `turn/interrupt`.
-- If the run already completed, the stop button will disappear and no stop entry will be added.
-- If needed, pull latest, restart bridge, and reload Expo bundle.
+## Open Source License Requirements
 
-## Legacy TypeScript Bridge
+Follow project requirements in:
 
-`services/mac-bridge` remains available for reference only.
-Primary path is `services/rust-bridge`.
+- `LICENSE`
+- `docs/open-source-license-requirements.md`
 
 ## Development Checks